ASEAN's Resolve Tested as Myanmar's Civil Strife Continues.

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ASEAN will continue its efforts to end violence in Myanmar despite the lack of progress on the peace plan agreed upon two years ago. The Indonesian President criticized Myanmar's military for not making any progress on the five-point ASEAN peace plan and called for an end to human rights violations and violence. Myanmar has been in turmoil since the military overthrew the government in 2021, triggering widespread protests that the military crushed. ASEAN has condemned the Myanmar military over its latest and most deadly air strikes that killed at least 100 people.
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